News Topic:Central Reserve Police Force
Kashmir
Five additional CRPF companies arrive in Srinagar
At least five additional CRPF companies comprising over 500 men have arrived in Srinagar from south and north Kashmir parts.
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Kashmir
Locals aghast as CRPF men ‘takeover’ marriage halls in Srinagar
Locals of various areas of Srinagar city expressed their anger after CRPF men who allegedly 'occupied' marriage halls in city parts.
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Kashmir
Over 524 kanals of land to be transferred to CRPF in 11 villages of south Kashmir
Government has identified the land in three districts of south Kashmir that has to be transferred to Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
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Kashmir
Permanent CRPF facilities to come up in Kashmir
For the first time, the Jammu and Kashmir Government is allotting bulk land to the CRPF at 10 places in the otherwise volatile south Kashmir.
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Kashmir
Amit Shah to spend night with CRPF men in Pulwama
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, whose three-day Jammu and Kashmir visit was scheduled to conclude today, has extended his visit.
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Kashmir
Minority community areas to remain under drone surveillance: DIG CRPF
J-K Police and the CRPF have jointly put in place an “aerial surveillance cover” for the areas where minority community members are living.
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Jammu
Major institutions, roads to be named after slain cops, forces’ personnel: LG Sinha
The J-K's Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said that major institutions and roads will be named after police and forces personnel.
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Kashmir
Syed Ali Geelani laid to rest in the dead of night
Senior separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani was laid to rest in the dead of the night as Kashmir on Thursday woke up to stringent curfew.
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